History of the Jews in Arab countries

Research into the history of the Jews of the Arabian Peninsula is of great importance in solving the problems in which many people are confused, and in uncovering the dialects of the Arabs, their religions, and their customs, due to the connection of blood between Jews and Arabs, and the similarity and closeness between the Hebrew language and the Arabic language.
Although Semitic nations existed thousands of years before the Children of Israel, researchers see the Hebrew language and its literature as a valid standard for research in all Semitic languages, as the Children of Israel were the oldest Semitic nation that left a great spiritual legacy in literature and religion that is considered the largest ancient group of influence from the Semitic tradition. Because what has reached us from the effects of the Babylonians, Assyrians and Arameans is very small compared to what has reached us from the heritage of the children of Israel...
However, the Hebrew language is one of the mothers of the Semitic languages. It was common before the emergence of the children of Israel and their appearance in the world, as it was the language of the Canaanite people of Palestine and the language of many tribes in Sinai and East Jordan. Among the most important of these nations were the children of Edom, Ammon, Moab, and the Amalekite, Midianite, and Ishmaelite tribes. Then they appeared. The wombs of the Children of Israel were among these peoples in Mount Sinai and the outskirts of the Hijaz, and it spread from there to other regions, and this language remained. She has had power and influence for a long time.